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  • Crimson Card+ here to stay

    Crimson Card+ here to stay

    Time is running short for students still holding on to their physical IDs as the deadline to switch to Crimson Card+ looms.…

  • Convocation honors Grovers

    Convocation honors Grovers

    Garrett and Sikora are Man and Woman of the Year

  • College urges Omnilert signups

    College urges Omnilert signups

    Campus Safety encourages phone number registration

  • College TPUSA chapter launches

    Grove City College officially has a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter on campus. TPUSA is a conservative educational program founded by Charlie…

  • College switching to digital IDs

    Grove City College is transitioning to a new digital form of physical authentication technology. Digital Near Field Communication (NFC) on smartphones will…

  • College reacts to a nation attacked

    College reacts to a nation attacked

    25 years ago…

  • College hires deans

    Grove City College’s Calderwood School of Arts and Letters and Hopeman School of Science, Engineering and Mathematics have appointed new deans to…

  • College gets top ranking

    The college has been ranked second for “Best Value in the North” and fifth overall in the region by U.S. News and…

  • College adopts statement of faith

    College adopts statement of faith

    The Grove City College Board of Trustees adopted a statement of faith during its November meeting. President Bradley Lingo ’00 called it…

  • Coca-Cola CEO gives Sticht Lecture

    Coca-Cola CEO gives Sticht Lecture

    J. Frank Harrison III, chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated, gave the annual Sticht Memorial Lecture in Business and Ethics…

  • CLT scores forecast GCC GPA

    Grove City College published a study on the Classic Learning Test (CLT) on Oct. 27, which showed that the CLT could help…

  • Church debuts recovery center

    Transformation Church opened its Recovery Resource Center in Grove City on Nov. 6 to meet the needs of anyone with a life-controlling…

  • Campus to host historic bell

    Campus to host historic bell

    Carnegie Alumni Center will soon celebrate Pennsylvania’s semiquincentennial by displaying Mercer County’s first liberty bell titled “Partners Through Time.” A product of…

  • Bradley preaches economic prosperity

    Former Grove City College economics professor Anne Bradley presented “A Christian Case for Economic Freedom” to attendees on March 10 in Rathburn…

  • Blizzard of ’26

    Blizzard of ’26

    Spring semester starts with a snowstorm

  • BARS rebrands majors

    The Biblical and Religious Studies (BARS) Department of Grove City College made changes to the BARS and Christian ministry majors, which have…

  • Alumni Association to present awards

    Alumni Association to present awards

    The Alumni Association will host its annual awards ceremony at 7 p.m. on Friday in Harbison Chapel, recognizing four accomplished alumni. The…

  • AI theme of E+I preview

    AI theme of E+I preview

    Grove City students are divided on AI’s role in business and concerned that this ever-advancing technology will negatively affect their employment opportunities.…

  • ‘You Can’t Take It with You’

    ‘You Can’t Take It with You’

    After tickets sold out for the Grove City College Theatre Program’s spring play, “You Can’t Take It with You,” the cast performed…

  • ‘Run, hide, fight’ training sessions set

    Grove City College’s Student Life & Learning and Incident Management Team (IMT) are leading a series of training sessions on the run,…

  • ‘No Kings’ protests

    “Are we great yet? Because I just feel embarrassed.” Signs like the one quoted above lined the streets of Grove City, Hermitage…

  • ‘Glorify’ student album debuts

    ‘Glorify’ student album debuts

    “Glorify,” an album of original, Grove City College student-written worship music, will be released on all major music streaming platforms today. The…

  • ‘Butler’ film seeks extras

    ‘Butler’ film seeks extras

    Mosser Casting is seeking paid extras for the film “Butler,” based on Washington Examiner journalist Salena Zito’s account of the attempted assassination…